Last, Mark and Index Price — Guide and Record Resources
Identify the price label, source and timestamp before comparing a chart, trigger and execution record. Includes a blank reference sheet. Find the guide, blank records and documented resource comparison.
Last, Mark and Index Price: Which Reference Are You Seeing?
Identify the price label, source and timestamp before comparing a chart, trigger and execution record. Includes a blank reference sheet.
Read the guide10 Resources for Price References and Trigger Records
Explore the exact venue references and record tools behind this task. The first entry is the Telegram offer promoted by this publisher; the others are documentation or record-management references.
Read the comparisonStart with the question
Why do my chart price, trigger reference and trade price differ?
Hypothetical records show last 101, mark 99.5 and index 100 at a stated observation time. A threshold of 100 can be reached by those series at different moments; the sheet records their labels without selecting a trade.
Read the explanation and use the blank record alongside evidence you already have. The example is hypothetical. Missing information stays unknown; this page performs no live market or account check.
Keep your own record
The CSV contains column headings only. The TXT contains the review questions and blank note spaces. Keep original evidence separately, preserve identifiers as text and leave missing facts unknown. Neither file sends data or performs an account check.
Official references
- Bybit FAQ — P&L Calculation
Defines last traded price and mark-price use.
Reference checked 2 October 2026. Apply the named venue and product scope. - Bybit Index Price Calculation
Documents the construction and source selection of its price index.
Reference checked 2 October 2026. Apply the named venue and product scope. - Bybit V5 — Place Order
Documents PostOnly, reduceOnly and trigger-price fields.
Reference checked 2 October 2026. Apply the named venue and product scope.